Sentence examples for but is derived from inspiring English sources

Since secular variation is not measured directly, but is derived as a time derivative of the geomagnetic field, one can model the main field and then differentiate the corresponding field model to get a secular variation model, or one can numerically differentiate the main field data and then fit a secular variation model directly by replacing B by dB/dt in Eq. 1.

The sculpture, conceived in 1917, looks nearly abstract at first glance, but is derived from Brancusi's strictly figural "Head of a Sleeping Child" done around 1908.

Phantom constructs "does not have any measured indicators" (Little 2013, p. 103) but "is derived from information found in other constructs" (Little 2013, p. 103).

The constitutive relation of the section is not specified explicitly, but is derived by integration of the response of the fibers, which follow the uniaxial stress strain relation of the particular material.

Often the requirement that abstract objects are causally inert is not an independent condition but is derived from the requirement that abstract objects are not spatiotemporal since it is assumed that only spatiotemporal entities can enter in causal relations.

In Moldova, emigration data is collected and disseminated on a monthly basis (NBS, 2012) but is derived from civil registration systems, which provide limited detail on migration episodes and only capture individuals as international migrants given a registered change in residence for six months or longer (Makaryan, 2012).

Although the strain LST-BUT is derived from Lister (Elstree), there is no apparent documentation of plaque purification before the distribution of the Lister strain around the world [38], and it could be that different virus populations were favored or evolved in response to different growing conditions in many laboratories.

Partly because of the Bush restrictions, James Thomson and Shinya Yamanaka, a pioneer in pluripotent-cell research at Kyoto University, developed a method for creating cells that mimicked the pluripotent capacity of embryonic cells but were derived from adult tissue.

Moore Street, according to Henry Moscow's "Street Book," was not named for anyone, but was derived from Moor Street, off which ships anchored in the East River.

Steroids, a class of compounds of great importance in both plants and animals, are not isoprenoids but are derived directly from them.

With the pairwise comparison, weights and priorities are not arbitrarily assigned, but are derived from a set of redundant judgments.